Following the success of his solo work To Stay or To Make a Move in the UK, France and Hong Kong, Victor Fung's latest production L'Étranger is a contemporary dance work departing from Albert Camus's novel that explores the notion of time as a human experience. At times elaborated and suspended while stranded and disjointed at others, the protagonists finds themselves caught in fleeting moments of presence and existence. 

The play is set in the fictional St. Nicholas Church School, in the Bronx, during the fall of 1964. It opens with a sermon by Father Flynn, a beloved and progressive parish priest, addressing the importance of uncertainty. During a meeting with a younger nun, Sister James, it becomes clear that Aloysius harbors a deep mistrust toward her students, her fellow teachers, and society in general. Mysterious circumstances leads Sister James to believe that sexual misconduct has occurred.

Rerun of the Heckler winning production!

Based on the true story of Florence Foster Jenkins the gregarious soprano who in the early 1940s became the must-see artist in New York. Spinning from charity recitals before groups of devoted friends to extravagant balls, Florence's enthusiasm and joy more than made up for her imperfect pitch. Paying little attention to her critics, 'the first lady of the sliding scale' resolutely restricted her professional performances to an annual recital, yet her unconventional career culminated in a triumphant sell-out concert at Carnegie Hall, New York, shortly before her death.

Various artists bring together a showcase of dance pieces from all over Asia. Asia Pacific Dance Platform has been introducing the region’s audacious dance artists to Hong Kong and overseas audiences in the past four years. This year, the three choreographers/dancers bring their singular perspectives to reflect on life’s fury and frustration.